How is the hydrogenation reactor performing?
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Recently, our company is considering adding a hydrogenation reactor for sulfur recovery. I would like to know how it works in practice – can it prevent sulfur from being present in the exhaust gases?
It can be said that sulfur dioxide in the exhaust gases can be removed, thereby reducing the reaction with hydrogen sulfide and lowering the sulfur content in the exhaust emissions.
The exhaust gas hydrogenation reactor converts substances such as S and SO2 into H2S, which is then recovered through a quench tower and absorbers before being sent to a burner for combustion
Are there any factories that perform well? We want to go and take a look
Many factories have them – Scott, SSR, KTI, and others – all of which can effectively reduce sulfur dioxide emissions; they actively participate in this effort